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Trades about 61% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
GE Power India Limited is a company that specializes in a full spectrum of services for power generation facilities and equipment. These activities span design, procurement, manufacturing, construction, upkeep, and servicing, both within India and on an international scale. Their product portfolio includes boilers, grinding mills, air quality control solutions, hydroelectric and gas power systems, and advanced automation and control technologies. Beyond power sector projects, the company also undertakes construction of various industrial and non-industrial sites, structures, and facilities. Additionally, they offer architectural and engineering consultancy services and are manufacturers of steam generators. Their clientele spans diverse heavy industries such as cement, iron and steel, chemical and fertilizer production, oil and gas, and pulp and paper. Established in 1992, the company's headquarters are located in Noida, India. GE Power India Limited operates as a subsidiary under GE Steam Power International B.V.
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